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Western cyclone., 1887-09-02
BITTER SWEET.

Oh my heart a sad tonight,
With our parting grief and pAtns
Flown has every vain delight
Lost seems every earthly gan.
Still we may reserve Joy.
For In future we may meeES
Pleasure always has alloy
/ bitter comes with every 6Wcce
Let N cheer tho parting hour.
Let US Danish grief as van;
Let US strive with all our power
Soon to meet in JOY again.
Though IL may be far from heSa
And in sorrow each may be,
Still to me you will be dear
Can you say the same TO mea
II in days now passed away go
have broken one sweet tie,
Think of me with charity
Never let it cause sigh.
And while we linger here tonight
Each inspired with hope and love
Let us here renew our plig hit
When We both may meet above.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02
PET DOCS IN LUXURY.
Canine Pets with Maids to Attend Them
-OvNrcoats and Shoes.


To be sure, canine pets are not always
beautiful, and very often they are far from
amiable; but the loving manner in which
they are fondled and caressed by high
born, genteel society ladies, often makes
Q poor, lonely, heart-sick fellow almost
wish he were only dog. in order to
come in for o share Of the attention which
Is bestowed upon these faithful, devoted
and intelligent creatures, and be caressed
by the sweetest hand and voice in the
world. and called a thousand fond and en-
dcaring names in as many moments: to live
in land of swans down and honey, and
be waited On like a prince. The pet
dogs of the society ladies of Chicago. and
in fact of most other large cities, lead lives
of luxury and splendor often denied the
husband and children of the family. An
advertisement in one oil the daily papers of
the Western metropolis called for "a maid
for pet poodle. who understands thor.
oughly how to wash and dress, feed and
nurse dogs, and the care of their ward
robes. Must be pretty, genteel and re-
fined. Wages $50 a month"
A maid for q dog! We had heard that
ladies' maids were generally expected to
wash and comb lap-dogs and take them
out for an airing, but we did not suppose
that any household, however wealthy, in
dulged in the expensive luxury of a maid
for the exclusive benefit of the pet dog.
But on inquiring at several intelligence bu-
reaUS where select help" are offered 1t
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02
GROWERS HOSE.
Mn. Cleveland Making Her HuSband'l
Stockings From the Wool.

Stockings From the Wool.
Saturday afternoon an express wagon was
seen to drive furiously along the road TO Red
Top When the house was reached the driver
jumped from his seat and fastened to the
doorway with a package about sixteen inches
square on his shoulder. 1t came from DR..
William Martin, of Cowlesvilie, N. Y, and
contained the fleeces of two full-blooded
merino lambs. The animals were descended
from the flock of Grandfather Folsom, and
their wool is as fine as silk. 1t would puzzle
the unmitigated to discover what was to be
done with so much wool, but it was learned
that the first lady of the land has bought
q pair of cards while in ForeStport re-
Gently, and that she proposes to have
some winter stockings for Grover, which
will surely prevent another attack of the
rheumatics which troubled him so much a
year ago. All Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Cleveland remained at Red Top. She was
engaged in cardirg wool under the direction
of Mrs Folsom, who learned when a girl all
the accomplishments which were the fashion
in our grandmothers' days. 1t will take
some time to card sufficient for one pair of
stockings for the President, and after the
carding is finished the yarn will have to be
spun, so that it will be weeks before Grover
can try on the first pair OF hose.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02
The WaShWOmeM Have the Fever.

A prominent man says his Washwoman In
him tnAt she never undertakes . hard
days work without Moxie at night and IN
the morning, when six cents worth in "a
hours gives her such 3 remarkable strength,
and she can do twice as much and not get as
tired, and it don't stimulate or lose its effect
The doctors say its effect is like beef steak
on hungry stomach. It should be taken
as often as food. The prOprietOrs say it Is
not medicine in any sense.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02
Preaeea For SaIe Cheap

Taylor, regular. drum cylinder, bed S6xs2
2 rollers, air springs, rack and screw AnC
table distribution, 81 100.
Potter, regular, drum cylinder, bed S6x62
2 rellers, rack and screw and table distribu
ton. tape delivery, springs under the bed
81, 200.
Campbell triples trip, complete OLD
Country, 36x48 bed, 4 rollers, table distribu
ton, wire springs, $500.
Two revolution Campbell, extra heavy
job and news. two rollers, 37x52 bed, front
delivery, 81, 200.
Hoe, drum cylinder, 273xSS} bed, 2 rol
lers, cylinder distribution. wire springs
base, $500.
Cottren l. Babcock. extra heavy, drum
cylinder. rack and screw and table distrihu
ton, wire springs, with base, 28x44 bed
three rollers, 81 600.
Address, @
WRsTERN PUBLIsMxRs UEIoH,
40 & 1872 East Front st.,
0avaNnart Town
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02

was learned that there are dozens Of dog
maids in Chicago, and that most Of them
get exc llent wages and have a compare
lively easy time
A young woman who had served in this
capacity at the home of wealthy matron
Of Washington boulevard for several
His Majesty, little King Charles spaniel
he ,o always slept in "a stG bedroom P1
bed was real little brass bedstead with q
fine spring and hair mattress, and he had
silk sheets and little quilt of down, be-
sides rose-c0lored curtains and a small
feather pillow. In the room stood his lit
Tie painted bathtub. his case of brushes and
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02

curos NAUSEA weakness OF stomach. fndL
E,etlon. bloatlnR and crHctaiiOns II gns
AZ a soothing and strengthening
nervine- FavoTite Prescription - LsI-
equaIle-f aHd IL invaluable in allaylng and
subduing nervous excitability. irrttabflity,
exhaustion. prustration. hystFria, spasrns
and other distressing. nervous syn toFns
commonly attcncant upon functional and
organic disease OF the womb. IL lnducss
refreshing sleep and relerUs mental Gux-
iCfv and dfSpoudcncy.
Dr., Pieree>n EayorIte PPeserip4I on
ts a legitimate medi cfne. eart.frfITv
compromised ~ an eKpersenc,d ana skillful
physician, and adapted 90 wornans delicate
organization IL 10 purely vegetable in it,
composition AMI perfectly harmless IN IL
Effects n any condition Of the system.
"FaVorfte Prescription - IL n posi.
i've euro for tho fn0St complicated and
Obstinate cas- OF leucnrThfaa. Or "vshl,ss."
eHcteslve howing al monthly pev.ofa. rain
fui mFnEtruatl0n. unnatural suppreSs.nrA
PTpAApsus or failing Of the womb. weax
tack ~fcrnaAe wEnkneEa-" anfeverxion. re-
tTov"rs1on, bsarinT-dowu ssnsafions. chron-
ic congestion. Inflammation and liberation
OF the womb. inflammation. rain and tn
atrntrs In oFarles, accompanied with - In
tcrnal heat
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02

I'm pregnancy, FavnTite PIFtt5 -.
II n "mfhars q rsit6l." TflieSSnN -
Weakness Of stomach and cfbsf c 49, b
symptoms comIIsfsn to that sefolLMe.s. a
III VS. il kept up In the latter - - =.
gestaiipn, IT. ~ pToparts tlc n ktela 80
livery as tn RTtAfly kseen. and sAsE -
almost eTEt.faIy do away WITH Tie e1AN
Of LAT fryirg oFcf al. -
~EnvorfIc PTescTtptIonyprns -
I'm connection with the ne OF 1T y -.
Golden Medical Discovery. and - -.
tive dos 81 TpF. pirrCte PuTxniiss =. -
little Liver Pills. curts Liver, hsley -
Bladder cissHssA Their comttasa -
removes blood tairfa ard ahosA..e-
CIRCUS ard scrOfulosas hDnon Nv
syEtrrn.
"FavorfGs Prescription = ~ -
nBesJ cine fer EnfIeu sid. - - -
under 4 positive RuaThntctl nLs...er..
manufacturer, that IL nih Etfts - =
fIon I'm every car. or nsUrE - -
ftfDdex- Thls guaEtrtcc ha1 &c. z. -
on the bottle wrappTFs ard Islta. . $50
ricd out for many yrafa LnrAs, 49, -
90 doeesJ eI.oo, or nix bosA
$500. - n.
20 send ten ceniA - Stazn - II
Pirrce's larrv. iIiustrsfssd IFs
pAgeAD on Dlseasns " WenSea-
/. Gs3 Main Street. HLxEAADs =. -.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02
"a At
Faithfulncss ,s necessary IN all kind

Faithfulness Is necessary IN all kinds
work Especially is it NJ cessery. in treating
a cold, to procure the best remedy, which Is
Aliens Lung Balsam, and take it faithfully
according to directions, and it will cure q
cold every time and prevent fatal results.
aold by all druggists at Csc, 5Oc., and 81 CO
q hoffln
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02

We want q few good book canvAssers to
handle the latest edition of Chambers ENJOY
cloredia; also the best standard works
Bibles, Albuns, etc. All sold on easy pay,
ments. Correspondence solicited.
P. F. CoLLIEE,
"a At Davenport, Iowa.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02

For rs cenrS We will send the BosE recips
that will clean the dirtiest clock in i've min.
utes Of cost Of one cent, without taking tAs
cleck apart. Iowa Novelty 20.
DaVenporS. Isws.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02
r W. T&nsln 4 Co., Chicago,

During the last year you furnished me
with $1,000 "Tansill's Punch" This month
you have sold me Fl 600, almost all o! which
have been sold, from one to FIVE to each per-
son. You will please ship 5000 every Sat
urday until flu Their notice.
C. S. PROwITT, Druggist, Denver, Col.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02

The goutiest Of all vegetables is the
smashed toe-martyr.-The young lady
who chews gum in church will have 10
choose between TWO masierA--The latest
man in an orchestra is generally The oboe
player. on account of ais oboesenesS. -
Cleanliness has been called next 10 rodli-
ness. but-we place good temper even be
fore soap and WAier.-N. 7. Morning
Journal
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02

FITS All fits stopped free by DR.. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. No hts after 6rst
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
81 trial bottle free to ht cases. Send to Dr.
Kline, 031 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02

is blessing for which thousands Of our dys.
peptic countrymen and women sigh in vain,
and to obtain which swallow much medicine
unsvaiingly. For no probably
are there so many alleged remedies as for
dyspepsia. The man of humbug is constant.
~ elutted with the dollars and dimes of
those who resort to one nostrum after anoth.
er in the vain hope of obtaining relief, at
least, from this vexatious and obstinate NAL
ady. Experience indicates Hostetter's
Stomach Buffers IS . means Of Graduating
dyspepsia. in which firm reliance can be
placed. No remedy has in three decades
and over established such reputation, none
has received such unqualified professional
sanction. 1t is an admirable invigorsnt. be-
cause 1t enrichss the blood, aud not only this.
but it thoroughly regulates the bowels. kid
neys and bladder. The nervous symptoms
are usually relieved by the medicine.
Wilson G. Baker, the real estate
broker who agreed to "squear' for the
prosecution in the Chicago Doodle
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02

When Bismarck gets ready to lick some
body. or when it suits his purpose to have
somebody lick some other somebody. there
vii be war in Europa
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02

upDM 1S: S:::..! Y 8: S: e:
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02

II afflicted with gore Oyes, use pr. IsA9a
sThmpson's Eye Water. Druggists sell il
q eeats
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02


for which he prcsCrbcs his pills and potione
womb disorder. The the
Patient better but probably of tho
like Dr PeTccs FavOre Prescription directed 10 the
symptoms
Is PHYSICIANS e. 1' ,o
FAILED ayias zhalsted the skin Of three ply
I could with difficulty the
DR. PbTces F9yorite Prescription
Adviser commenced three
perfectly AMI have
Il family briefly mentioning how
reOrcd fu
to writing them enclosing GdnIed-cT-
hundred
| described
and earnestly likewise great
had Favo;e Prescription, the
Medical Adviser. had applied the
local fully plainly Laid down therein and
n hpffa aE~c any,
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02

Ns oPIUR IN Piso's Cure for CoAsump tlos
Cures where other remedies fsil. ga
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02

misery.
I I-,,.m- A Mary elouD Cure.- Mr1 q. III $3.50
II ukhLUuS OF CrlataL MCh- wTftess 81 truubBa 49,
IL \ female weakness. lcucoTrhea and falling g -
I1hI6R2 womb Tor seven col bad 70 keep ~.
NVUtShS' for good part OF the tInc. dpfored -
army Of different physiciaus and spent arr -
OF money, but received lasting benefit Al last M
prsuadeT me TO try your medIcinte which was oah
because Was preJIdiced against them. and the doon
they "ouh 40 good. finally told my huetane
nc would get OF medicines. Wsu6
against the advice Of my physician lie six ote =
taVorite Prescription, also bottles OF the 'DBcuykQ
er uoars took three bottles Of Discovery aua 49,
Favorite Prescription and been sound woman - -
years then the balance Of the medicine 90 ss
vas troubled IN the sarns and she cured hernh
four years" @###
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02

W R8TRRN PUBLIBuEhg UNI0N,
40 & 122 East Front ST.,
Davenport. Iowa. -.--.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-02

The 'FavOrite Prescription
poor suffering women.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-19

Gerinan employc OF the c., L. l. W, was struck
on The knees yesterday bya heavy iron rail thrown
py SIX men. knocking him down and bruIsinp hiy
legs terribly lie wss taken to his home In Bridge
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!. Justioe Davis, Court.

Justice W. u, fDavia had the following
criminal business to attend to yesterday;
Mrs. frankie Russell, the woman sent Ia
jail Friday in default OF bond OF 500 fol-
her appearance at the next term OF the
Circuit Court, sent word that she was
prepared to give bond, and the game DO.
Ing satisfactory she. was released. Mrs
Ella Miller and Mrs. Lou Butler, charged
with the same offenees as Russell, keep.
ing house Of i'll fame, each waived an
examination and gave bonds in the sum
Of 500 for their appearance at tho next
term Of Circuit Court. All three OF these
caaea have their origin in that hot-bsl Of
vice and immortality, Psull's Row, in the
Second ward. The Miller woman was
fined one dollar and costs for using pro-
fane language, which she paid. .,4
Mrs. Margaret Darrell and Mrs. Bar.
bsra Hanke, two old women, aged some.
where in the seventies, who are neighbors
out on Seventeenth street, were charged
with disturbing the peace. One is Ger.
man and the other Is Irish one is Gath.
Ole and the other is not. These differ.
erces have led to o quarrel that has been
almost constant for sometims past, and
which has been very annoying to the
neighhors. They we're eachput under a
bond OF $50 to keep the peace. .iss
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THE HEATED SPELL.
snoKEN Ur DY ArnuNpER STORM.
-.riaLA Z ilf 81 aH " ,ErIEfE1FAs lt.r{ ~ t -
The Thermometor Again Over 1904
Heavy Storm Rnges and Considerable
" Damageis Done-A Number OF Pso.
4 y. pie :, Frustrated by tho Heat.

! Yesterday was another "scorcher," but
last night the prayed.for rain came and
the bake.oyen like atmosphere in which
the people Of this city and locality have
been sweltering for the psat week, and 60.
peclally during the last three days, was
delightfully."- cooled. The rain storm, not
withdrawing It's violence and tho dam.
age u did, was most welcome, and the
heated term Is broken at least tempo.
rarily. it5i,S ,i33
Yesterday was tho third consecutive
day In which the thermometer has indi
Gated a degree Of heat over one hundred
The day opened with the THERMOMETERS
up in the eighties, and the mercury
climbed steadily until at ono o'clock 4
had reached 1882 and II was after eigh
o'clock when tho mercury dropped to be-
low 90 again. The hourly record 40 taker
from schnepfs thermometer was 40 fol
l 1nt, e. w l. ~ IaI 3 o.
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OFF FOR PITTSBURGH Il !:
The Singers and a Digi Crowd 90 Up-A
r4glA NJ ~ = Iysxatlaus DELAY ~ p tN : AL

a T. y v ID d IL
The excursion train tha. loft hore ior
Pittsburgh yesterday afternoon over the
Panhandle road wsn one Of the largest
that ever went out from here. II consist.
ed Of ten coaches and each one was Hlled
to It's umost capacity in fact several ,were
compelled to stand. The people number.
cd somewhere near GOO, The excnreion
wa4 one arranged for by tho Germania,
Meunerchor and Mozart pinplpp aooieties
Of this city, in order TO enable their active
and passive members to attend and take
part In the sangeriest to be given in
Allegheny this week by the Central Sing.
ers' Association. The low ratio offered In.
duced a large number Of others 10 take
advantage Of the opportunity to visit
Pittsburgh chesply. IE;j iF5'' iEI3 ail51
The Germanla Singing Society OF Park.
erBb6rg also went up on the train. They
numbered about twenty-five and arrived
from ParkerHburg about 80 o'clock.
They were met at the depot by O commit.
toe from the Beethoven and conducted to
the hall OF that society, whore a epiend;d
lunch was Bpread. At half past | o'clock
the five eocietiea formed on Fourteenth
street and headed by the Opera House
band marched to tho Panhandle depot.
The music and the hondsome banners and
flags borne In the procession attracted q
crowd Of spectators that lined tho eide.
walks the entire distance. In the column
were noticed several prominent German
citizens. IS siis Fls89 me- p
The train was advertised TO leave at 9
o'clock sharp, but 1t was almost 8 before
the train moved out. The delay WAS the
cause Of much profanity and discomfort.
The large crowd oil people, among which
were q number Of ladies' was compelled to
stand out In the broiling sun with tho
thermometer at 1922 in the shade, It Is a
wonder that several oil tho lsdiea did not
faint, for the crowd and jam and the heat
were awful. An enterprising fin NOR.
chant did a land office business in palm
leafs at two for Nickel" Q.
The cauae Of the delay was the nogli.
gence Of the engineer who was TO take the
train out, In not cleaning his engine and
getting 1t prepared In time. Then when
he ran on tho turn table ct the foot o!
Fifth street, 1t was found that the heat
had so expanded the iron work that the
table would not turn readily, and switch
WIS ALEC found to be hard to open owing
to the same cause. Fully half an hoa,
was spent in this manner, and in the
meantime the people grew madden and
hotter. The road and tho officers were
given q grand turning over.
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SIGNIFICANT CHEERS

Mr.. Stewart said substantially the same
thing, but admitted that no had told Baker
the day before that II would not be sale
for him tolgo back tothe Cove Il acquitted.
Mr.. Huhton thought there was a very
oven division Of public sentiment. Mr..
Evans believed the majority Of the people
thought Baker guilty, but there were
honest men enough in the county to clear
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He Caucl,t tho RIcht E,,,

The "Whisperes" OF the ST, Paul Glol,
gives former young West yirginian and
resident OF this city aud Parkersburg, and
who still retains host OF admirers ii this
State, the following send of: I. !.
"Aprepos Of bringing young men to the
West. J. You, Of course, know R. P. Cam.
don, universally called '"Dick," the sue.
cesstul young real estate man. Every.
body knows Dick and everybody who has
seen his smiling countenance likes him.
We'll, ! understand that as an i1nmicra.
ton agent he has demonstrated sufficient
ability &c. warrant the State employing
him permanently in that capacity. a ia
came TO St. Paul about two ysars ago with
o very slender bank account, caught the
right end Of several big real estate deals
and ia now worth anywhere from slO0oO
to SO, 000.y Naturally good MANY nj
Dicks Virginia friends, for that Stste
holds his home and heart, have been f,red
by his success, and in almost eyery mail
be receives sletter from some one Of hia
former companions requesting him to find
them position in this wonderful city II
st. Paul. Tho "'Whisperer" is informed
that he has thus started at least q doxsn
young men in tho Northwest, who even
ifsthe beginning 10 a email one, may come
day rise to the ranks Of leading and inau.
eNtisl .citizena." "a 4! a 81 "a Il 4. II
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~ r. -. 49, t--sz'. 81 I
RspairiuC the Whnrf.

The new Board OF Public Works has az.
ranged to thoroughly repair the main
levee, and the work was commenced yes
terday under the direction OF Super.
intendent Warden. Tho time cannot
be remembered when the levee has been
in worse condition than during the paa,
two months. Rivermen and INGREDIENTS
have united in anathemstiziug tho powers
that be for iailingto do something towards
making it paasable for heavy dray to be
driven over the placs without having g
wheel wrenched OF. 4 A large number Of
wagons have been wrenched there lately,
and horses have been injured by stepping
on the loose and rolling stones. Since
the adoption by Council Of the ordinance
amending the appropriation ordinance
the Board is able to pay for repairing the
leyes out Of its contingent fund. Those
who have been petitioning and praying
for the work to be done will now feel hap.
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LOCAL DREvIrIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
-7fITs5TN ~ G.g tho CITY. ~ sEss} 'i'}

g.leT. taNsr IN Tue bltyt li't'ghf.'5t 81 =
OsE marriage license was issued by Re.
corder Hook yesterday. i5l.I4
The last will and testament OF Frederick
Helmbrecht was admitted 10 probate and
ordered recorded In Recorder Hooks Of
fee yesterday. a'jtlg5s-
TIE B. & o. pay car came through on the
Hempfeld diviBion from Pittsburgh yea.
terday afternoon and remained here over
night. It will 90 out over the Central
Ohio division this morning.
The remains OF Mrs. Eugsnia Banner,
mother OF Mr.. Fred W. Banner, who
died at her home near Cincinnati last
Saturday, arrived here yesterday morn.
ing and were inferred in tho Peninsula
Cemetery. 4. z. ..i s,St ,5
TIE Belmont Medical Association Is 10
meet at o'clock this afternoon In the
roomB Of the Young Mems Christian AS.
ISOLATION ct Bridgeport, and acordial vel,
come will be extended 10 all physicians
from this side who may attend.
THE body Of Conductor Tobias Flick.
niger, killed on the Ohio River railroad
Saturday, was brought up to the city on
that road Saturday evening, and yesterday
morning was taken to Cleveland on the
Cleveland 4 Pittnburgh road. Several
friends from Parkeraburg accompanied
the body. ,iit
ABOUT o'clock yesterday morning some
boys loosened the brakes on an Elm Grove
road coach stsnding on tho grade In front
OF the depot In the Public Square. The
car ran down the grade and of the track,
crossing Chapline street before 1t stopped.
Considerable trouble WAS had getting 1t on
the tracks again.
| In Police Court yesterday morning the
case Of Louis Carl, palooniat doing bust.
ness at the corner Of Chapline street and
LaBelle avenue, charged with keeping a
disorderly' place, which was continued
from Saturday morning, was, after the
hearing OF further evidence, taken under
adyisement by Judge Juffsrs.
SATURDAY night Sister Mary Augustine,
Of the Convent Of the Good Shepherd
Baltimore, died at that institution. She
was daughter Of the late John Howard ,ol
the Eighth ward, and has large circle oil
friends here who will learn OF her death
with sorrow. She was twenty.aeven year,
old and had been member oil the sister
hood for six years.
A FINE team Of bay horses belonging tc
a gardener named McOluakey,'ran OF from
Balls Ice house, in Pleasant Valley, yea
terday morning about 2 o'clock, and gal
loped over Fulton hill, leaving all the
wagon but the front running gears on the
hill top, and then continued at undimin
ished spoed to Twenty.ninth street, where
they brought up against trestle ovel
Caldwell's run. One OF the horses Wal
badly hurt and may have to be killed.